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Band 4+: The graph and the pie chart below give information on in-house training courses in a large financial company.

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The image presents two visual segments: a pie chart and a bar graph. The pie chart details annual training hours, specifying Technical (30), Career Development (15), Interpersonal Skills (10), Health and Safety (5). The bar graph illustrates office workers' training attitudes as percentages, contrasting Managers and Secretaries. It includes "Waste of valueless time" (Manager ~10%, Secretary<10%), "Important for job" (Manager ~80%, Secretary ~40%), "Good for networking" (Manager ~50%, Secretary ~30%), "Good excuse for a change" (Manager ~60%, Secretary ~50%).
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The graph and pie chart illustrate information about the attitude of worker and the time for training in each year in four fields.

In gender, while technical accound the most time for training, health and safety have the least time. The most worker feel training is important for job, and it is different from others, which has a percentage of manager choose more than secretary.

In the term of hour training, technical reach a peak at 30 hours, following that is career development with 15 hours. Interpersonal skills is the next fiel with 10 hours. Finally, healthy and safety have only 10 hours per year to training.

In term of attitude, there are 10% of secretary reckon it waste of valuable time and 11% of manager. The figure for manager and secretary feel training is important is 78% and 82%, respectively. Good for networking is the attitude of 50% manager and 42% of secretary. There are 66% of manager and 62% of secretary choose training is good excuse for a change.

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